Mihai Ghimpu says he would have been Prosecutor General if PL had been in charge of PGO

The president of the Liberal Party Mihai Ghimpu, in the program “In Profunzime” on Pro TV Chisinau, said he would have been Prosecutor General if the Prosecutor General's Office (PGO) had been entrusted to the PL. The politician argued that things at the PGO develop very slowly, Info-Prim Neo reports. “I'm dissatisfied not only with the work of the Prosecutor General's Office. The entire legal system in Moldova is inefficient,” Mihai Ghimpu said.. As to the Security and Information Service, the PL leader said the institution's administration will be replace gradually by substituting the servants with Soviet mentality with young people trained according to European models. “We must prepare thoroughly this reform, with the help of specialists. I may ask for help from European experts,” he stated. As a result of the talks on the constitution of the ruling alliance, the Security and Information Service was entrusted to the Liberal Party. The Liberal Democratic Party took over the Ministry of the Interior, while the Democratic Party – the Center for Combating Corruption and Economic Crime. The PGO remained with the same administration as during the previous collation government, when it was put in the charge of the Moldova Noastra Alliance, as they say.